I develop and maintain open-source research software and datasets to support empirical research in social science. These resources are designed to be accessible, well-documented, and easily integrated into academic workflows.
A unified R package for accessing and analyzing occupation-level risk variables commonly used in labor economics, political economy, and sociological research. The package consolidates data from multiple authoritative sources into a consistent framework built around standardized occupation classification systems.
An interactive tracker documenting public and political opposition to data center development across localities. The tracker aggregates cases of community resistance, regulatory challenges, and policy responses, providing a comparative resource for research on the political economy of digital infrastructure.
A cross-national survey capturing public preferences, concerns, and perceptions about socioeconomic and political issues, including the government's role in the economy, political ideology and party preferences, attitudes toward EU integration, social- and work-life policies, migration policy preferences, and worries about migration, digitalisation, labour-market insecurity, and employment prospects.